Shortly after Michael’s cancer diagnosis, financial worries began to burden his family. Working with a free financial planner relieved some of the stress.
This roundup of diverse voices highlights the various perspectives that are needed to discuss the financial toxicity of cancer care.
Cancer quickly took a toll on Tracy’s body, as well as her family’s finances. Working with a financial planner helped them navigate the costs of cancer.
How can Family Reach’s Financial Planning for Cancer Program help you or your loved ones? Here are the answers to your questions.
Cancer has devastating physical, emotional, and mental side effects, but it also spreads to wallets and savings accounts with little mercy.
Family Reach’s pro-bono financial planners help patients and caregivers with money management during cancer treatment.
The new official process for college students to take advantage of the Deferment for Active Cancer Treatment Act is a step in the right direction.
There are many financial barriers that accompany a cancer diagnosis – and talking to your hospital social worker can be the first step to overcoming them.
